Let’s discuss whether the coking and sulfur units are managed under one department or workshop
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Let’s discuss whether the coking and sulfur units are managed under one department or workshop
It is managed by two units here. Coking, hydrogenation, and hydrogen production are in one workshop, while sulfur and other units such as those at atmospheric pressure are in another workshop. The main considerations are the workshop workload and the geographical location of the equipment.
It is managed by two units here. The geographical location of the facility determines whether to build a combined facility or merge it into one workshop.
Here, sulfur is handled in a separate workshop; all the acidic water and acidic gases from the other workshops are sent to this sulfur workshop for treatment
It’s not possible to set up one workshop; these are two completely different manufacturing processes
It is managed by two units here. The main considerations are the workshop size and the geographical location of the facility.
It is managed by two units here. The main considerations are the workshop size and the geographical location of the facility.
We are separate. Sulfur is now considered an environmental protection device, and it receives a lot of attention
We have one workshop, managed by two deputy directors, as it involves projects that are being carried out simultaneously and are somewhat interconnected.
We have eliminated the separate workshop structure and now it is managed by one department, which includes more than 10 units such as coking, reforming, hydrogenation, polypropylene production, sulfur handling, wastewater stripping, alkali slag treatment, and solvent regeneration.